Hyerdahl wrote:

> mark_sobolewski{at}yahoo.com wrote:
>
>>Hyerdahl wrote:
>>
>>>Society wrote:
>>>
>>>>"Viking"  wrote in message
>>>>news:1pq031t3v4uulq5jum5abii1ppsfe5v4h0{at}4ax.com...
>>>>
>>>>(EDIT)
>>>
>>>It seems to me that a woman who can't make it in a career might
>
> well
>
>>>want to be a SAH mom, and that some men would like nothing better.
>>>However, women who are successful seem to be in the SITCity crowd.
>>
>>Not only do such women want to be SAH moms, but they must
>>also compete with the successful women who also might
>>want that "choice" as well.
>
>
> So what?  These days, more men seem to prefer women who can do it all.
>
>>The price such women pay for the "option" to become a SAH mom
>>when it suits them (or they need it) is to compete with
>>other women for such available men.
>
>
> There's no contest.  Haven't you heard of the high divorce rate in the
> military, when men who marry women without skills end up divorcing
> those women for a military-trained woman with skills?
>
> (Mark's self serving remarks deleted)>
>
>  Nothing is "ruined".  Women who want careers can and do have them;
>
Wind yer neck in, Hymendung, you and your kind
are being discredited over and over again. You
are only hanging on by the skin of your LIES.

D.
>>women who have failed at careers and don't want some lame job, are
>>free> to seek men to support them.
>>
>>"Germany has much better healthcare than the US" --
>>women's reproductive rights marcher, 2004
>
>
> What does that have to do with anything?
>
>
>>The problem with most career women isn't sexism but the lack
>>of available sexist men they "seek" by waiting around for them.
>>Then, when they get desperate, they have to settle for men
>>even worse than ME!  Poor things...
>
>
> I don't know anyone "worse than" you, Mark.  When I looked up the word
> 'sexist' in the dictionary, your picture was there.  :-)  Of course, I
> don't hang around with the dregs of society either.
>
Of course, not - they hang out with you.

D.
>
>>>The ball's in your court.  You can accept> > that and many men seem
>
> to find it appealing, or reject it and try to > find someone on your
> own terms, or go it alone.
>
>>Or he can marry foreign women.
>
>
> Well, when he buys a foreign bride, he still ends up with an American
> wife, Mark...UNLESS he moves to the other country.
>
But she ain't amerikan.

D.
> (Marks personal digs deleted) >
>
>
>  > ARe you kidding?  Women who enjoy their jobs seem to be staying
>
>>there, and let's face it, how many men wear a T-shirt that says "I'd
>
> rather b > sailing"?   :-)  You see, the survey never asked men if
> they'd rather > not be working for money in the workplace.  They don't
> ask the men that > question, eh?
>
>>Probably because most men would laugh at it.
>
>
> Even so, such a survey is sexist in the four corners of it.  Basing
> assumptions about what people do require that all of them be included
> in the survey and not just one sex.
>
How strange! When a survey says what you want it
must be right; if it says something you don't
like then it is sexist.

D.
>
>>> Meanwhile, an entire generation
>>>
>>>>>destroyed. Just great.
>>>
>>>How can you say that, when so many women are thrilled to be in
>>
>>dominion> and control of their own work product?
>>
>>"Germany has much better healthcare than the US" --
>>women's reproductive rights marcher
>
>
> How does that relate to women being thrilled with their own dominion
> and control over their work product?  Women in Germany also work and
> have such control.
>
What Hymendung twaddle is this? In dominion...
Yet more of the empty crap that has been
feminism for thirty years.

D.
>
>
>>If women are so well off, why are feminists still so agitated?
>>Poor gals.  There's no more money for socialist programs
>>for middle class women.  Too bad, so sad.
>
>
> Women are 100% better off when they consider marrying someone like you
> vs. paying for healthcare.
>
>
>>>>Yeah, bring on the show trials!
>>>
>>>Indeed.  Men will marry the women they choose; women will marry the
>>
>>men> they choose.  It works well.
>>
>>Men don't necessarily get to "choose" to marry Nicole Kidman
>>for example (although considering what a bitch she appears
>>to be, that might not be a good choice.)
>
>
> ????  What did she do to darken YOUR doorway, Mark?  She seems pretty
> dedicated to her kids.
>
>
>
>>regards,
>>Mark Sobolewski
>
>


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